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by chronial 9y ago
> If you have a non-async function that you want to change to be async, or the other way around, then you have to change every single call site. At least in the direction non-async -> async, that is clearly a good thing, since you are
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by chronial 9y ago
I would like to join ahakki in pointing out that I do not need your empathy.
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by chronial 9y ago
The archived version says it's the new url: https://web.archive.org/web/20170603213157/http://fex.rus.un...
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by chronial 9y ago
This seems to be an outdated url – the correct url is http://fex.belwue.de/index.html
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by chronial 9y ago
> other than the fact that clicking around to enter equations is a memorable pain. Office had full support for keyboard-only equations for 10 years now. What's new here is support for the exact latex synatax (which imho is worse tha
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by chronial 9y ago
It probably won't support Tex macros, but Word has input macros and autocorrect, so you will be able to get your bold symbol in probably less keystrokes than in latex.
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by chronial 9y ago
But you argued before that CSV is not meant for at least one of your examples. If I want to process it in R, I need to know the datatype of the columns. And this is indeed a regular painpoint in this workflow. For displaying it _might_ work
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by chronial 9y ago
> Please be honest: did you see it work at least once? No, I never tried this before. I was just guessing based on the client error message. But a quick look in the source reveals that this is indeed a server setting that defaults to fal
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by chronial 9y ago
This looks like github configuration. My (probably newer) git tells me: $ git fetch --depth=1 origin 6e5cdacfa6ac018c6ef42aa9679893676f293f21 error: Server does not allow request for unadvertised object 6e5cdacfa6ac018c6ef42aa9679
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by chronial 9y ago
I don't think that's possible. You'd have to `git init`, `git remote add ...`, `git fetch --depth 1 MYREMOTE MYCOMMIT`. If this is a frequent case for you, you could easily add an alias for this.
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by chronial 9y ago
Regarding your fetch issue: you can just specify the Sha/tag/Branch head that you want to fetch
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by chronial 9y ago
Then what exactly is CSV good for? I don't know any usecase where I need to programmatically exchange values without meaning in an open format.
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by chronial 9y ago
You do realize that that issue was closed in 2015, right?
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by chronial 9y ago
> Serving content over http(s), and obtaining TLS certificates are two very different tasks. Except that with let's encrypt one actually needs the other.
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by chronial 9y ago
> no patch available Not anymore: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/msrc/2017/05/12/customer...
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by chronial 9y ago
> throwing away typographic knowledge accumulated over centuries looking at that sample article, I would say yes, that's what they're saying: https://www.authorea.com/users/3/articles/152971-posit
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by chronial 9y ago
I am a little confused here. What's keeping you from storing your state in a global variable?
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by chronial 9y ago
You should have a look at caddy. Its an alternative to nginx that does exactly that.
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by chronial 9y ago
Changelog: https://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/r-devel/NEWS.html
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by chronial 10y ago
Fish shell has that problem fixed. History is always saved correctly and if you want access to the history of your other open shells, you can run history --merge
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by chronial 10y ago
> Those terms would seem to mean anything you write using Qt can't be deployed on a closed platform. This sentence is missing a "closed source". If you license your application under GPL, you will have none of these proble
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by chronial 10y ago
> Are they saying you can also spend your 'Amazon dollars' at those stores? No, clearly not: > 1) What is Amazon Cash? > Amazon Cash lets you add cash to your Amazon Balance [...] > Your Amazon Balance can be used to s
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by chronial 10y ago
Amazing detailed analysis on how cats flip themselves during the fall by smarter every day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtWbpyjJqrU
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by chronial 10y ago
> Hash-based digital signatures are secure (resistant to forgery) as long as the hash function they are built on has second-pre-image resistance I am not very experienced with this, but isn't this clearly wrong? If I have a controll
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by chronial 10y ago
That is not correct and also not supported by your link. A git commit does not contain any changes. It is always a full sapshot of the repo state. To have any kind of concept of "change", you need two gït commits. Just like a simp
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by chronial 10y ago
Is this the way it should look like? http://chronial.de/misc/screenshots/firefox_2017-02-21_19-11...
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by chronial 10y ago
That seems quite easy to catch. Couldn't facebook just use phones that have their app installed for this? That should of course be opt-in. I can't see any privacy problems with that and if distributed (maybe weighted by app usage)
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by chronial 10y ago
This tool for windows is not known well enough: http://www.steffengerlach.de/freeware/ Screenshot: http://www.steffengerlach.de/freeware/scnshot.gif
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by chronial 10y ago
That link is just a copy of this original article: http://info.kopp-verlag.de/hintergruende/deutschland/udo-ulf... . Now if you look into this Kopp Verlag, you will find that the Verfassungsschutz is keeping an eye
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by chronial 10y ago
> How, then, can an intelligent person trust a government? Because that's just the better option. Somebody is always going to gather a lot of power with a big organization. The choice you get is between an organization whose purpose

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